1284 BC: Ruth and Boaz
While they were in Moab, Naomi's husband dies and her two sons marry Moabite women. Next, Naomi'...
Message to Kings - A Biblical History of Man · Brett Heaston
February 8, 201425m 53s
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Show Notes
While they were in Moab, Naomi's husband dies and her two sons marry Moabite women. Next, Naomi's two sons die and she is left with her two daughters-in-law. After the famine ends and Eglon is defeated, Naomi decides to return to Bethlehem.
On a road headed out of Moab, Naomi tells her daughters-in-law to leave her and go back to their people. Orpah cries and leaves Naomi, but Ruth clave to Naomi. In Ruth's defining moment, she doesn't allow Naomi's offense to overwhelm her faithfulness. She says to Naomi, 'where you go, I will go, your God will be my God, where you die, I will die…'
Ruth stays with Naomi and the rest of the account is her encounter with Boaz and redemption of their family.
On a road headed out of Moab, Naomi tells her daughters-in-law to leave her and go back to their people. Orpah cries and leaves Naomi, but Ruth clave to Naomi. In Ruth's defining moment, she doesn't allow Naomi's offense to overwhelm her faithfulness. She says to Naomi, 'where you go, I will go, your God will be my God, where you die, I will die…'
Ruth stays with Naomi and the rest of the account is her encounter with Boaz and redemption of their family.